Jamie Kiehm, MD

Allergies don’t take a break when you’re in the city, and neither should the care you receive. In Murray Hill, where brownstones line quiet streets and the hum of Midtown feels just distant enough, Jamie Kiehm, MD offers a practice focused on identifying and managing allergic conditions. The office sits at 116 E 36th St, New York, NY 10016, a short walk from the bustle of Park Avenue, where the neighborhood’s blend of old New York charm and modern convenience makes it a practical spot for appointments.

Specializing in allergies means more than just treating sneezes and itchy eyes—it’s about pinpointing triggers that disrupt daily life. From seasonal allergies to food sensitivities, the practice provides testing and tailored plans to help patients navigate their symptoms. Skin prick tests, immunotherapy, and asthma management are part of the approach, giving those who struggle with reactions a clearer path forward. The goal isn’t just relief; it’s understanding what sets off the body’s responses in the first place.

Murray Hill has long been a neighborhood where people balance work and well-being, and finding care that fits into that rhythm matters. Whether it’s a sudden rash or a persistent cough, having an allergist nearby can make a difference in how quickly issues are addressed. The area’s mix of residential calm and easy transit access—just blocks from the 6 train at 33rd Street—means getting to an appointment doesn’t have to feel like a chore.

For anyone ready to schedule a visit, the number to call is (347) 305-2673. Directions to the office can be found on the map here, where the address is marked for easy reference. No need to guess which block or entrance—just follow the pin.